I just have a project in python where cubes fall, and I have options: 1. save
each frame in .txt as a list. 2. (not very good) create a .pov file for each
frame.
which one to use?
hi,
"Cossack " <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> I just have a project in python where cubes fall, and I have options: 1. save> each frame in .txt as a list. 2. (not very good) create a .pov file for each> frame.> which one to use?
for option (1) there'd be "supporting code" in form of my 'Filed()' macro; it
comes with documentation and animation examples.
<wiki.povray.org/content/User:Jr#SDL_code>
regards, jr.
"Cossack " <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> I just have a project in python where cubes fall, and I have options: 1. save> each frame in .txt as a list. 2. (not very good) create a .pov file for each> frame.> which one to use?
What I generally (try to) do:
create a base scene plus an .inc file,
have the program create .inc file content with only the variable data, loop
enrolled.
have the program call POV-Ray per frame.
if there is for example collision logic that you use `trace` for, have POV-Ray
write the data your program can uses. In this case that could be a .py with a
list you import in your python program.
ingo
